How do you use :wait() Instead of :connect()?

I saw the tip of the day yesterday and sadly forgot to read it, I would like to know how to make this code:

function Add(Num1, Num2)
	local Answer = Num1 + Num2
	print(Answer)
end


workspace.Baseplate.Touched:connect(function(Hit)
	local Human = Hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
	if
		Human then
		Add(2,8)
	end
end)

Work with :wait() instead of connect() but so far all I have is:

workspace.Baseplate.Touched:wait(Add(2,8))

How would you add Hit and The Human variable? All help is appreciated.

wait and connect have two different behaviors and so are used for two different things.

connect passes a function to Roblox, which it can then call whenever the event is fired.

What waitreally does is pausing the execution of the current thread (or routine, if you prefer) until Roblox's scheduler decides to resume it (when the event is fired). wait is used when you only need to, well, wait, for the lack of a better word, for an event to occur once.

game.Workspace.Baseplate.Touched:wait()
print("Baseplate was touched once!")

So now, the print function will only be called once, after the Touched event of Baseplate is fired.